Samurai Warriors Greatest of All Time

Samurai Warriors Greatest of All Time

Samurai is the term for an elite class of military officers before the era of industrialization in Japan. The word "samurai" is derived from the verb "samorau" ancient Japanese origin, was changed to "saburau" which means "to serve", and eventually become a "samurai" who worked as a waitress for the employer.

A more appropriate term is bushi (literally: "gunmen") used during the Edo period. However, the term used for samurai warrior elite of the nobility, and not to ashigaru (foot soldiers), for example. Samurai are not bound by clan or work for an employer (daimyo) called ronin (literally: "the wave"). Samurai who served in the Han called Hanshi.

Samurai Warriors Greatest of All Time

Samurai should be polite and educated, and during the Tokugawa shogunate was gradually lost their military function. At the end of the Tokugawa era, samurai in general is a stooge for the daimyo, with their swords only for customs purposes. With the Meiji reforms in the late 19 th century, the samurai class was abolished as a distinct and replaced with a national army that resembles a Western army. However, the nature of the strict samurai known as bushido still present in contemporary Japanese society, as aspects of their lives the other way.

1. Samurai Warriors Greatest of All Time Miyamoto Musashi

Samurai swordsman in the Edo period. Being a nomad for many years to become the greatest samurai swordsman in Japan, he finally created Nitouryu (with two sword fighting techniques). He not only wrote about sword techniques but has also written about the warrior spirit in his book entitled Gorinsho. A great warrior who was never defeated in battle 60 times. Has a rival named Kojiro Sasaki who had killed in a duel Ganryujima (Duel of Ganryu Island).

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The story of his life ever dinovelkan, which is then regenerated in the form of manga called Vagabond by Takehiko Inoue (still remind you, the author of Slam Dunk manga?)

2. Samurai Warriors Greatest of All Time Sasaki Kojiro

A samurai warrior of the Edo period, too, is a heavy rival Miyamoto Musashi.

He continued to practice techniques Swallow flying bird moves to cut his, and the samurai sword named Tsubamegaeshi long as the pole clothes horse, so he had to endure when brought (hmmm, I think it is often imitated in the game or anime nih).

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He served his master by the name of Hosokawa Tadaoki. Ganryujima killed in a duel against Musashi.

3. Samurai Warriors Greatest of All Time Hijikata Toshizo

A samurai swordsman of Tennenrishinryu. Shinsengumi vice-chairman of the troops at the end of the Edo period. He was a good friend of Kondo Isami since childhood. Their friendship did not change throughout their lives.

Hijikata Toshizo Samurai Warriors Greatest 

In the various battles after the death of Kondo, he never gave up. When losing the battle determination in Hokkaido, he jumped out before the enemy caught him and pretend to die. He was thirty four years.

Because he was a handsome man, many women fall in love with her, even he is also reportedly associated with other types. (With Okita Souji serve as an important figure in the manga characters and anime Samurai X)

NOTE: actually there are many other members of the Shinsengumi, all the characters real and often out in the manga and anime. But in this thread there are only three names on the list.

4. Samurai Warriors Greatest of All Time Okita Souji

Okita Souji Samurai Warriors Greatest 

Also a samurai swordsman of Tennenrishinryu. Captain of the unit to one of kelompokShinsengumi. Although Shouji Okita is a talented swordsman, but he died of tuberculosis at the age of twenty.

5. Samurai Warriors Greatest of All Time Kondo Isami

Kondo Isami Samurai Warriors Greatest 

Samurai warrior who took part managed to succeed the group Tennenrishinryu (Tennenrishin sword method). Shinsengumi captains at the end of the Edo period. He led many members of a tough group with enthusiasm and high fidelity.

Kondo Isami reject the imposition of Edo shogunate until the last moment, when he lost he was convicted cut.

6. Samurai Warriors Greatest of All Time Hattori Hanzo

Also one of Japan's most famous ninja, the leader of the Iga ninja. He was conducting espionage and deception that led to the Tokugawa Shogun Tokugawa became successful (Japanese ruler).

Hattori Hanzo died in 1596 at age 55 with a natural death. However, there is a version of the story that Kotaro Fuma ninja named Hanzo killed in battle.

Hattori Hanzo Samurai Warriors Greatest 

NOTE: if the skipper asked, why the ninja could make the list, please read again the meaning of samurai.

7. Samurai Warriors Greatest of All Time Yagyu Jubei

Yagyu Jubei Samurai Warriors Greatest 

Swordsman in the Edo period. He is the servant of Tokugawa Iemitsu. He mastered Yagyushinkageryu (Yagyushinkage sword techniques).

8. Samurai Warriors Greatest of All Time Sarutobi Sasuke

One of klanKoga ninja. Because his stepfather was an old subordinate Sanada family, he also serves Sanada Yukimura. Has a rival named Kirigakure Saizo a ninja from the Iga clan. According to the story he died in the incident Osaka Natsu No Jin (Osaka battle in the summer). Sasuke was killed when he was detected by the palace guards. He managed to escape. But unfortunately, he entered into a bear trap that forced him to amputate his own leg. He then killed himself in front of the palace guards, and they threw his body into the ditch.

Sarutobi Sasuke Samurai Warriors Greatest 

Real existence of itself is not clear. Renowned as one of the Sanada Juyushi (ten Sanada brave warrior in the family).

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